AIR OVER UNDER 2011
San Francisco International Airport Terminal 2, San Francisco, CA
Inspired by our relationship to clouds and flight, the imagery for this vertical glass canopy creates a façade for the Terminal. The images delve into flight’s inherent dualities: ephemeral-permanent, shallow-deep, hard-soft, abstract-real, distinct-indistinct, natural-man-made, symmetry-asymmetry, up-down and constant-change. The façade is comprised of a grid of 120 pieces of laminated glass panels 4’ x 10’ each covering two 16’ x 150’ areas. Produced at Franz Mayer Studios in Munich, Germany, the panels are comprised of one layer of glass hand-painted with glass enamels and another layer that is a silkscreened pixelated image in white. 2 parts, each 16’ high x 150’ long, Hand painted and silk screened glass enamel on float glass and laminated.
San Francisco Arts Commission/ City and County of San Francisco
San Francisco International Airport Terminal 2, San Francisco, CA
Inspired by our relationship to clouds and flight, the imagery for this vertical glass canopy creates a façade for the Terminal. The images delve into flight’s inherent dualities: ephemeral-permanent, shallow-deep, hard-soft, abstract-real, distinct-indistinct, natural-man-made, symmetry-asymmetry, up-down and constant-change. The façade is comprised of a grid of 120 pieces of laminated glass panels 4’ x 10’ each covering two 16’ x 150’ areas. Produced at Franz Mayer Studios in Munich, Germany, the panels are comprised of one layer of glass hand-painted with glass enamels and another layer that is a silkscreened pixelated image in white. 2 parts, each 16’ high x 150’ long, Hand painted and silk screened glass enamel on float glass and laminated.
San Francisco Arts Commission/ City and County of San Francisco